Precision is listed in Ludowici's manufacturer directory with Elite Crown Roofer certification, the program's top tier.
Manufacturer directoryVerify credentialOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73134
Crossings Community Church
The available local record describes a multi-building campus with several roof forms. Confirm current roof history, providers and documentation before defining any work.
Property archive
Document the campus section by section.
The recovered imagery shows a large connected campus with sanctuary, wings, gables and equipment areas. Image dates and visual labels must be confirmed against current property records before use as specifications.
The Precision difference
We build pretty roofs.
Specialty craftsmanship. Commercial scale. Care for the roof you already have. Precision brings tile, slate, copper and commercial roofing experience to a practical conversation about your property.
Precision websiteCompany profile checked 2026-10-05- Specialty craftsmanshipClay tile, natural slate, cedar, metal and custom copper details.Service source
- Churches & historic roofsPrecision's published St. John's Lutheran Church project combines Ludowici Provincial tile with custom copper work.Service source
- Commercial roof systemsRoof repairs and replacements for facilities, asset owners and multi-family communities.Service source
- Maintenance & documentationDiscuss a maintenance plan, roof assessment and a dated pre-loss photo record. If your roof was recently replaced, start with its existing warranty and maintenance requirements.Service source
Precision's homepage lists Ludowici Roof of the Year awards for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021.
Company-published historical awardsVerify credentialPrecision identifies itself as woman owned and operated on its homepage.
Company websiteVerify credentialSelected work
Built proof, connected to its source.
Dallas, Texas
Preston Hollows · Berlin Residence
Ludowici clay tile + copperA custom tile blend with copper valleys, flashings, gutters and turret details. Precision's published project describes 122 roofing squares.View project sourceLubbock, Texas
Partain Residence
Vermont slate + custom copper220 roofing squares of green S1-grade Vermont slate on an 18/12 roof, with copper fabricated on site.View project sourceMulti-family community
The Villas of Capistrano
Clay tile · 2,500 roofing squaresA large community project covering tile removal, new sheathing, battens and tile installation. The website describes a retail bid project.View project sourcePublic recommendation summaries
What project partners put in writing.
A recommendation from a church client
The published recommendation describes a large, difficult roof project, expresses satisfaction with the result and recommends Precision's work.
Read recommendation sourceRecommended for repairs and replacements
The published recommendation endorses Precision and Brian Lemke for roof repair and replacement work.
Read recommendation sourceCustomer proof
Concise feedback from completed work.
Describes the team as professional and helpful, and says she recommended Precision to friends and family.
Ann-Marie WhiteCustomer proof sourceReports satisfaction with a Decra installation five years later and a prompt response when a minor issue arose.
Jim GouldCustomer proof source
Next step
Let's make the next step useful.
Review your roof history and priorities with your Precision contact. Agree a maintenance, documentation or assessment scope that fits the property.Company proof sources
- precision-homePrecision homepageChecked 2026-10-05
- precision-projectsPrecision published success storiesChecked 2026-10-05
- precision-recommendationsPrecision published customer recommendationsChecked 2026-10-05
- ludowici-profileLudowici manufacturer profile for PrecisionChecked 2026-10-05
The Precision difference
Why Precision
Ludowici Elite Crown Roofer. Specialty and commercial projects spanning custom tile, Vermont slate, copper and multi-family communities.- Manufacturer-listed Elite Crown Roofer
- Company-published Roof of the Year awards · 2016–2021
Discuss a roof assessment, maintenance plan or dated pre-loss record with your Precision contact.
Call Justen NewtonAvailable record
Campus imagery + weather historyPreserved local sources; current condition is unverified.First question
What changed, and when?Confirm replacements, repairs, warranties and provider relationships.Potential next step
Agreed walk-throughDefine access and useful deliverables before proposing a scope.Decision path
Confirm with the churchContact roles and approval authority may have changed.Property context
A property record to support the next roof conversation.
This overview assembles preserved campus imagery, remote roof estimates and an address-level weather record. A site visit and property records are needed to confirm roof systems, dates and current condition.
sq ft roof-surface estimate
Preserved remote estimate; verify from plans or field measurement.modeled roof segments
Existing geometry model; verify on site.visual roof-system categories
Legacy imagery interpretation; materials and installation dates unconfirmed.Roof record
Use the geometry to ask better questions.
The preserved brief classifies a standing-seam sanctuary, low-slope single-ply wings, and steep gables at the chapel and entry. These are visual interpretations from legacy imagery, not verified material schedules or condition findings.
- Roof surface estimate
- ≈201,147 sq ft
- Building footprint estimate
- ≈212,078 sq ft
- Modeled roof segments
- 97
- Average pitch estimate
- ≈25.1°
- Sanctuary
- Standing-seam appearance · verify material
- Wings
- Low-slope single-ply appearance · verify material
- Chapel and entry
- Steep gable appearance
- Current condition
- Not inspected by our team
Weather archive
Weather history is a prompt for documentation.
The preserved address-level record lists 20 event days from April 2023 through June 2026. It contains separate algorithm and meteorologist hail fields. Keep both values distinct and use the record to ask when roofs were last reviewed; it does not establish property damage.
listed event days
April 19, 2023 through June 26, 2026 in the local record.two listed hail fields
April 19, 2023: algorithm / meteorologist; neither is a field measurement at the roof.largest listed wind value
Appears on June 17, 2023, June 21, 2026 and June 26, 2026.| Date | Hail | Wind | Record note |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 26, 2026 | 1.0″ algorithm | 73 mph | Latest entry in preserved record; condition unverified |
| September 24, 2024 | 2.0″ algorithm / 2.5″ meteorologist | 60 mph | Separate listed fields; do not convert to an assumed measured maximum |
| April 19, 2023 | 2.75″ algorithm / 2.5″ meteorologist | Not listed | Separate listed fields; roof history at this date is unconfirmed |
Selected entries from source/storm_record.json preserved with the legacy brief. Values are address-level provider fields, not an on-roof measurement. Weather exposure is not proof of damage, coverage, claim eligibility or an insurance outcome.
Questions for the property team
Build a useful roof record.
- Who owns the roof history, warranty files and storm documentation for this campus?
- Which sections have been repaired or replaced, by whom and when?
- Who can confirm site access, recommend a scope and approve a proposal?
Review deliverables
Agree on what the owner receives.
- A one-page roof-record review summary: sections discussed, available documents and confirmed gaps.
- If authorized after review: a scoped photo log and roof-area inventory with dates and observed conditions.
- If requested: a planning scope identifying information needed before maintenance or capital decisions.
Archive imagery and address-level weather context do not establish current condition, damage, insurance coverage or urgency. Field observations and owner records control the next recommendation.
October 5, 2026